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Voice. Your browser's speech service turns speech into text, and Microsoft's speech service voices the coach, per the provider table on HireKey's data security page . Raw audio is not saved as files.

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About this tool

HireKey is a browser-based tool for job interview practice, whose core feature is that it drives interaction through voice.

Purpose

The tool is used in interview rehearsal scenarios, where users interact with a "coach" role by voice in the browser, thereby simulating the spoken question-and-answer process of a real interview.

Main capabilities

According to the explanation on its data security page, HireKey's voice processing relies on two external services: one is the browser's built-in voice service, which is responsible for converting the user's speech into text; the other is Microsoft's voice service, which is responsible for providing voice output for the coach role. The original audio is not saved as a file.

How to use

Based on the available information, the tool runs in the browser, and users converse with the coach through voice input. Other operational details, whether login is required, and whether a text transcript is provided are not given in the materials.

Suitable scenarios

Suitable for users who want to conduct spoken interview simulation practice within the browser and who are relatively sensitive about audio retention. Because it relies on the browser and Microsoft voice services, actual availability may be affected by the support status of these services.

Limitations

The materials only explain two points: the source of the voice services and that audio is not saved as a file. They do not mention the supported browser range, language types, whether payment is required, the content of practice questions, the feedback mechanism, accuracy, or specific usage steps. The above content has not yet been provided and cannot be confirmed.